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Quote: Originally Posted by thedudedominick

In my experience, I have learned that there's usually a minimum 2 adjustments that need to be made. It's totally possible to run a decent defense just by calling plays and letting them happen, but you will end up with a handful of weaknesses based on formations, alignments, and other things like that. If you can learn those weaknesses and control the defender that can make up for them, you can overcome it. I basically just adjust my D line though and shift and slant them. I will back my DBs off if they come out to press in man coverage. I've been doing well though with just those adjustments. In the red zone I'll have my DBs cover underneath as well.

Say it’s shotgun running back on left of QB. Do you shift your line to the right and slant them to the right?